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Oyedepo, Ashimolowo, Ibiyeomie, others attend dedication of Dreamland, Masters City in Warri
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Oyedepo, Ashimolowo, Ibiyeomie, others attend dedication of Dreamland, Masters City in Warri

Vanguard Nigeria about 7 hours 2 mins read

By Chioma Okoye

Warri, the commercial hub of Delta State, hosted thousands of worshippers, church leaders and guests over the weekend as the Senior Pastor of Master’s Place International Church, Pastor Korede Komaiya, dedicated the newly completed Dreamland, Masters City.

The dedication ceremony coincided with the International Founders Conference 2026 and drew participants from across Nigeria and other countries. The event also saw the arrival of several prominent Christian leaders in Warri for the occasion.

Speaking during the ceremony, Pastor Komaiya expressed gratitude to God for the completion of the project and thanked the ministers who attended despite their busy schedules.

“We are grateful to God for the gift of men and for the lives that continue to impact generations through their ministries. To God alone be all the glory,” he said.

Among the church leaders present were Bishop David Oyedepo, Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo, Pastor David Ibiyeomie, Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo, Pastor Poju Oyemade, Pastor Bolaji Idowu, Rev. Tony Akinyemi, Rev. Samuel Olubiyo and Pastor Yemi Davids, alongside other ministers.

The newly dedicated Dreamland, Masters City is a church complex comprising two four-storey wings fitted with elevators, a central heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system, and a main auditorium designed for large gatherings.

Located at Master’s City, KM 3 Refinery Road, Warri, Delta State, the facility is expected to serve as the church’s headquarters for conferences, worship services, leadership training and other activities.

Describing the completion of the project as the fulfilment of a long-held vision, Pastor Komaiya said the dedication marked the beginning of a new phase in the church’s mission.

“What began as a vision now stands as a reality. Today, we dedicate this landmark to God and mark the beginning of a new chapter of kingdom advancement, transformed lives and generational impact,” he said.

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